Quakers in Science and Industry: Being an Account of the Quaker Contributions to Science and Industry During the 17th and 18th Centuries |
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ILLUSTRATIONS | 8 |
THE QUAKER AS CITIZEN AND TRADER Disadvantages | 35 |
THE IRONMASTERS The iron industry in Britain in | 89 |
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